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[quote=Anonymous]Also adding based on data from the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) approximately 19 to 25 people fall or jump off cruise ships each year, and approximately 28% are rescued. In a 2020 study, a professor examined more than 620 cruise deaths from 2000 through the end of 2019. He found that overboard incidents — falling, jumping or being thrown — were the leading cause of death among passengers and crew members, accounting for 23 percent of all deaths. “It’s a lot more common than people think,” said the professor, Travis Heggie, who tracks tourist deaths around the world at Bowling Green State University in Ohio. 60% of the deaths alcohol was involved. So statistically it is way more likely she fell or jumped than she was trafficked. There were numerous sightings of Natalie Halloway as well. Sightings without photographic evidence isn't really reliable. [/quote]
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